Indiana Jones RPG's: still play these?

Posted by Goodsport from adsl-216-102-199-185.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net (216.102.199.185) on Tuesday, March 05, 2002 at 10:51am :

I've never played TSR's The Adventures of Indiana Jones (the top picture), but I have played the West End Games's The World of Indiana Jones (the bottom picture) using the D6 System - WEG switched over from the slower Masterbook System to the faster-paced D6 System halfway into the Indiana Jones line's run (1994-1997), which was definitely a good move.

One of the nice things about the game is that although you can play an archeologist like Indiana Jones, you can also play a myriad of other pulp-era characters (including, if you wish, a character similiar to The Shadow).

Has anyone played, or still plays, either or both of these games? :)

-G

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Heh... - JuggleEwok 1:57pm 03/05/2002

Guess what I want to play? - Forrestal 2:10pm 03/05/2002

Not exactly... - JuggleEwok 2:13pm 03/05/2002

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